Sunbeam Ales
Leeds, England, United Kingdom · Est. 2012
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UK Pass 147. Very small Leeds microbrewery run by Nigel Poustie. First-party history says established in 2012, named for Sunbeam Terrace where brewing began, and now operates a two-barrel plant producing rotating cask ales distributed around Yorkshire.
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Brewery record from Tally's UK master, Pass 147. Very small Leeds microbrewery run by Nigel Poustie. First-party history says established in 2012, named for Sunbeam Terrace where brewing began, and now operates a two-barrel plant producing rotating cask ales distributed around Yorkshire.
Tally's UK master, Pass 147 — Wales public lists, thin beers, photo rights · Tally's Beer Universe research workbook · 2026
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Common questions about Sunbeam Ales
- Who owns Sunbeam Ales?
- Sunbeam Ales is independently owned — there is no parent company above it on record. It is based in Leeds, England, United Kingdom.
- Is Sunbeam Ales independent?
- Yes. Sunbeam Ales is recorded as independent, with no parent company. Independence is recorded as the brewery states it; where a stake is a minority holding or joint venture, this archive leaves it unmapped rather than calling it ownership.
- When was Sunbeam Ales founded?
- Sunbeam Ales was founded in 2012 in Leeds, England, United Kingdom.
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